BlueNoroff’s Fake Zoom Attacks Target Crypto Execs
North Korea’s BlueNoroff uses stolen video and AI avatars in fake Zoom calls to trick cryptocurrency executives. The attacks began in April 2026. Details here.
North Korea’s BlueNoroff uses stolen video and AI avatars in fake Zoom calls to trick cryptocurrency executives. The attacks began in April 2026. Details here.
Two critical vulnerabilities in EnOcean SmartServer allow remote code execution and security bypass as of April 30, 2026. Details and impact for developers.
Generative AI can turn software flaws into working cyberattacks in minutes—for less than a dollar. The economics of hacking have changed. And defenses haven’t caught up.
A new Python-based backdoor called DEEP#DOOR uses ngrok tunneling to steal browser and cloud credentials. First spotted April 30, 2026. Details from The Hacker News and BleepingComputer.
On April 30, 2026, U.S. and Chinese authorities dismantled 9 crypto scam centers and arrested 276 suspects in a rare joint operation. Details here.
The Lotus wiper malware used sophisticated living-off-the-land techniques to destroy data at Venezuelan energy firms on April 30, 2026. Details reveal a stealthy, high-impact attack.
Ukrainian police arrested three hackers who stole and sold over 610,000 Roblox accounts, netting $225,000. The operation highlights growing risks in gaming platforms.
Vect 2.0 ransomware contains a fatal flaw that turns it into a wiper—victims can’t decrypt data even if they pay. Details from April 30, 2026.
38 vulnerabilities in OpenEMR could allow attackers to access and alter patient data, researchers warn. Full analysis for tech teams. April 29, 2026.
A critical LiteLLM vulnerability is being actively exploited just days after public disclosure, exposing AI proxy databases to unauthorized access and modification. Attackers move fast; defenders don’t have time to wait. The race is already lost for some.